Exhibitions

Jaipur Centre for Art (JCA) will mark its first year of operations with two major exhibitions opening on November 9, 2025: a solo show by Bangladeshi artist Ayesha Sultana and the sixth edition of The Sculpture Park at Jaigarh Fort. Ayesha Sultana: Fragility and Resilience The exhibition, titled “Fragility and Resilience,” runs from November 9,

Sakshi Gallery in Mumbai’s Colaba art district is currently showcasing two significant photographic series by Kerala-based visual artist KR Sunil, exploring marginalized communities and disappearing cultural practices from his home state. Exhibition titled “Thambu—Tales from the Great Indian Circus ” is curated by Birgid Uccia and runs from October 9, 2025 – November 5, 2025

October 2025: Ishara Art Foundation is pleased to announce the opening of Amphibian Aesthetics, the inaugural exhibition of the Ishara House at Kashi Hallegua House in Kochi, Kerala on 13 December 2025. Amphibian Aesthetics emerges from the urgencies of precarity in the Anthropocene – climate collapse, displacement, extinction and hyper-capital – where questions of survival

New Delhi, October 2025: Melange of Memories brings together thirty accomplished artists from across India in a significant group exhibition curated by noted art critic and curator JohnyML, and presented by Kali Charan Padhi, artist and director of CanonFire Creatives, Bhubaneswar. The exhibition will be held from 31st October to 4th November 2025 at the LTC Gallery, Bikaner House, New Delhi, and

Dhi Contemporary in Hyderabad will host “IN, ON, THROUGH, and AROUND,” a textile art exhibition running from October 28 to November 30, 2025. The show brings together five artists working across different geographies to explore contemporary approaches to textile as both medium and concept. The exhibition features Ana Teresa Barboza, Dwimu Boro, Mahim Jana, Sabiha

Art Heritage gallery is hosting “A Rising Tide: Women Artists from the Alkazi Collection” from October 16 to November 18, 2025, at its location in Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi. The exhibition marks the centenary of Ebrahim Alkazi’s birth and features works by 42 women artists. Curated by Nancy Adajania, the exhibition draws from the

The Guild in Alibaug is presenting “Far Reaching Earth, Far Extending Sky, Spread like a Mat, Covered like a Bowl: The Works of Rajkumar Korram,” a major solo exhibition on view through October 23, 2025. The exhibition features a substantial collection of works spanning sculpture, paintings, and photography by the indigenous artist. The show explores

GALLERYSKE in New Delhi presents “Hifz,” a solo exhibition by artist Faiza Hasan, running from September 26 to October 31, 2025. The exhibition title references the Islamic practice of memorizing Quran verses through repetition and discipline. Hasan applies this concept of remembrance and preservation to explore biographical memory as an act of autonomous assertion against